Sentence examples for basically in terms from inspiring English sources

Basically, in terms of narrative, things hadn't been set up clearly enough during the first act.

These substances differ from one another basically in terms of specific gravity and temperature at which they soften.

The telephone company thinks of speech, basically in terms of bandwidth, that it extends from about 300 Hertz to 3,300 Hertz.

In such empirical studies multiculturalism has deployed most of its tools for the protection of rights, for the containment of exceptional cases within the mainstream public policy system, and legitimating specific policies basically in terms of funding, recognition and affirmative action.

Bill Miller is basically there in terms of his bid.

Tests showed that the proposed solution has been basically validated, in terms of the specific plant structure variables such as leaf area (R2 = 0.92).

In Final Fantasy XIII there are no towns, no interactive conversations and basically nothing in terms of character-driven, narratively meaningful side quests.

Zuckerberg once observed, "Young people are just smarter," and the venture capitalist Vinod Khosla has said that "people over forty-five basically die in terms of new ideas".

And yet none of these events induce the slightest sorrow or chill or even minor anxiety, because everything in the show is basically couched in terms of a joke.

It was established that the microstructural parameters of the deformation structures can be basically understood in terms of the total equivalent strain, taking account of the redundant shear strain.

It may be commonly believed that the big "disrupters" can only come from the super-young Mark Zuckerberg model – prominent US investor Vinod Khosla has said: "People under 35 make change happen; people over 45 basically die in terms of new ideas"– but actual research shows that startups earning more than $1m have founders with a median age of 39.